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Shadows and Scarecrows

By Jacob W. Michaels

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Table of Contents
AUTHOR
Adventure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Jacob W. Michaels
Appendix: Game Aids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
DEVELOPMENT LEADS
Linda Zayas-Palmer and Michael Sayre
Organized Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
DESIGN LEAD
Mark Seifter

EDITING LEAD GM Resources

Leo Glass Campaign Home Page: pathfindersociety.club
Books: Pathfinder Core Rulebook
EDITORS
Judy Bauer and Leo Glass Maps: Pathfinder Flip-Mat Classics: Hill Country
Online Resource: Pathfinder Reference Document at paizo.com/prd
COVER ARTIST
Sebastian Rodriguez

INTERIOR ARTIST Summary

Sebastian Rodriguez
Several people have gone missing from a small community in shadow-shrouded Nidal,
CARTOGRAPHER but who or what is responsible? It’s up to a handful of adventurers to find out. The PCs
Jason Engle must sift through clues from the anguished community to discover the answer. If they
puzzle out the mystery, they can follow the leads into the surrounding hills to face the
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Tony Barnett “monster” who is responsible.

ORGANIZED PLAY MANAGING DEVELOPER

Linda Zayas-Palmer

ORGANIZED PLAY MANAGER

Tonya Woldridge

CREATIVE DIRECTOR
James Jacobs

DIRECTOR OF GAME DEVELOPMENT

Adam Daigle

PUBLISHER
Erik Mona

HOW TO PLAY
PLAY TIME: 1–1.5 HOURS

LEVEL: 1

PLAYERS: 3–6

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Shadows and Scarecrows
By Jacob W. Michaels

Adventure Background
The Atteran Ranches, a loose confederacy of horse
breeders and trainers in the northern plains of Nidal, have
long given lip service to the sadistic god Zon-Kuthon and
Nidal’s Umbral Court while secretly harboring followers
of Desna. Among these settlements lies Rannan’s Ranch,
a village built around the homestead of Rannan Atteran.
The local Kuthite priestess, Teflar, has been careful
to avoid conflict with the locals. Secretly, however, she
was sent to Rannan’s Ranch to root out a hidden cult of
Desnans. To this end, Teflar brought an acolyte, Kareida,
to spy on the ranch’s people. Kareida posed as a lone
traveler looking for work, hoping to earn the heretics’
trust enough to get close to them. Kareida excelled at her
mission. By using covert signs of Desna’s worship, she
even managed to convince one family devoted to Desna
that she shared their faith, and that her own parents
had been killed by Kuthites. In response, the family
welcomed her into their home and cared for her as one of
their own. When Kareida reported to Teflar that she had
found suspected cultists, Teflar praised her, and asked her
to honor Zon-Kuthon by torturing and interrogating the
traitors. Despite her original intentions, Kareida couldn’t
bring herself to torture those who had treated her with
such openness and warmth. After failing this test of her
twisted faith, Kareida fled nearly a month ago.
Afraid Teflar would continue with her plan but
knowing she was no match for the priestess in a direct
confrontation, Kareida set out to disrupt her former
mentor’s work in secret. She donned a scarecrow disguise
to throw Teflar off her trail and began sneaking into the
village to spirit the followers of Desna away to safety in
the nearby hills.
Getting Started
The adventure begins at the ranch of Rannan Atteran,
shortly after the PCs arrive in Rannan’s Ranch. After
finding their way to the town square, the party observes
Rannan, a short human man wearing riding leathers,
hammer a piece of parchment onto a post. Afterward,
he lingers nearby, speaking with villagers. If the PCs
investigate, they can discern easily that the note is both a
Where on Golarion?
This adventure takes place in the Atteran Ranches in
the northern reaches of Nidal, where the oppressive
priesthood of Zon-Kuthon holds slightly less sway.
More detail on Nidal can be found on page 103 of the
Pathfinder Lost Omens World Guide.
NIDAL
warning and call for help. When they read the note, give
the PCs Handout: Rannan’s Warning.
If the PCs approach Rannan, he explains that he just
returned from a trip to another ranch, but tells them
what little he knows. In the last 2 weeks, four villagers
have gone missing: a rancher named Nema; Lieraka and
Maredine, a married couple who were abducted from
their homes overnight; and Etendon, a farmer who was
taken while working in a pasture just yesterday.
RELIGION OR SOCIETY (RECALL
KNOWLEDGE)
A PC who succeeds at a DC 15 Religion or Society check
to Recall Knowledge gains insight that might help them
unravel the mystery.
Critical Success As success, but the PC also remembers that
Kuthite priests and mercenary “dream hunters” try to root
out these dissidents.
Success The PC knows the Atteran Ranches act subservient
to Nidal’s leadership and Zon-Kuthon, but many shelter
followers of Desna, known as Dreamers.

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Critical Failure The PC believes a Nidalese tradition involves
sending people into the wilderness with nothing but the
clothes on their back to experience pain and purge their
weakness, as Zon-Kuthon teaches. Unfortunately, not
everyone returns from the journey. Perhaps the missing
people are victims of this practice.
HERO POINTS
As the PCs begin to investigate, remind them that they
each have 1 Hero Point available.
Gathering Clues
If the PCs express interest in taking up the bounty,
Rannan suggests the PCs talk to Teflar, the local priestess
of Zon Kuthon, who is searching for the missing people.
He reminds them before they go that Zon-Kuthon is the
patron deity of Nidal, and that they should step carefully
around the priestess—their actions in the village could
have consequences for everyone who lives there. He also
instructs the PCs that they can most likely find Teflar
tending a nearby shrine to the Midnight Lord and gives
the PCs the locations of the families of the missing people.
TO THE POINT
Teflar (NE female human priestess of Zon Kuthon) tells
the PCs that she suspects that her former acolyte—a
19-year-old woman named Kareida—is responsible for
the disappearances. She says she sent Kareida away a
month ago because her faith wasn’t strong enough, and
she set a poor example for the village youth. Now, Teflar
says, she fears Kareida seeks vengeance. While Teflar does
in fact suspect Kareida, she is twisting the story to suit
her narrative. Each PC can attempt a DC 18 Perception
check to Sense Motive to learn more.
Critical Success As success, and the PCs realize that the way
Teflar speaks about her standards for Kareida suggests
that she trained her acolyte in one of the more demanding
doctrines. This knowledge gives the PC a +1 circumstance
bonus to their Will save against Kareida’s Masked
Intentions ability in area A.
Success The PC suspects Teflar’s recounting isn’t fully
accurate: Kareida probably ran away from her training,
something Teflar didn’t take well. The priestess is most
likely looking for her former acolyte instead of the missing
people, and certainly won’t let the missing villagers’ safety
take precedence over punishing Kareida.
Failure The PC takes Teflar at her word.
HEALING HANDS
Nema’s husband Hektril (NE male human veterinarian)
is a devout Kuthite working through his rage and sorrow
while helping one of the region’s famed nidarrmar horses.
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Unfortunately, the injured animal sensed his emotional
distress and won’t let him get close. Hektril remains too
upset to talk as long as the horse remains untreated. Each
PC can attempt a DC 15 Nature check to Command the
Animal to settle or a DC 15 Medicine check to Treat its
Wounds (a PC automatically succeeds by using magic
such as charm or heal), or a DC 15 Intimidation check to
Coerce Hektril into calming down.
Critical Success As success, and he praises the priestess’s
connection to Zon-Kuthon. This foresight gives the PCs a
reaction they can use once during this adventure to gain
a +1 circumstance bonus to a saving throw against one of
Teflar’s spells in area A (inform the PC of this when they
begin the fight against Teflar).
Success Hektril says he was with Teflar, the local Kuthite
priestess, when his wife disappeared. Teflar immediately
started searching for Nema as soon as she heard. He adds
that the priestess has been combing the nearby hills, and
has found some strange tracks in that area. This information
allows the PCs to Track Kareida.
Failure The PC can’t calm Hektril or the horse.
Critical Failure As failure, plus the agitated horse lashes out
at the PC, dealing 1d6+4 bludgeoning damage (DC 15 basic
Reflex save).
ON THE MOVE
Ernam and Airill Arborshade (LN male halfling animal
herders) noticed that their adult son, Etendon, went
missing several days ago. They’re looking for him, but
they can’t go too far because they have two younger
children, Avienu and Meira. They’re too driven to stop
to talk, but the PCs can borrow mounts to accompany
them as they look for clues around the ranch. A PC who
succeeds at a DC 13 Athletics check to Ride can keep
up with the herders long enough for them to share some
information. A PC who succeeds at DC 13 Deception
check to Lie about a potential clue can slow down Ernam
and Airill long enough that they reveal what they know.
Critical Success As success, plus they share their tracking
methods in the hills, giving the PCs a +2 circumstance
bonus to their Survival check to Track Kareida.
Success Ernam and Airill reveal they found strange single-
point tracks (Kareida made shoes to leave tracks that
resemble that of a scarecrow). They direct the PCs to the
tracks, allowing the PCs to Track Kareida (see Finding the
Missing People on page 5).
Failure Ernam and Airill believe the PCs are only slowing
them down and refuse to speak with them.
A LITTLE SECRET
Litrial (NG male fetchling farmer) and his wife Ruiha
(NG female human farmer) are secretly followers of
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Desna. Litrial’s brother Lieraka and his wife Maredine,
are among the missing people. They disappeared from
their house in the middle of the night last night, and
Litrial and Ruiha are currently searching that house for
clues about the disappearance. Each PC can attempt a
DC 15 Perception check to find a small paper butterfly
with folded wings dotted with black spots tucked away
under the bed. It is clear to any PC who succeeds at a
DC 10 Religion check that butterflies are associated with
the goddess Desna; worshippers of Desna automatically
succeed at this check. If the PCs find the butterfly, they
can each attempt a DC 20 Diplomacy check to convince
Litrial to share the meaning of the symbol. PCs who
profess faith in Desna or another chaotic or good deity
reduce this DC by 5. PCs who can prove a connection
to such a deity, such as clerics or champions, reduce this
DC by 10.
Critical Success As success, plus Litrial shares techniques for
moving about undetected, giving the PCs a +2 circumstance
bonus to their Stealth check to follow Teflar.
Success Litrial explains that the symbol is a sign from Lieraka
and Maredine that they ran into trouble and have fled the
village, and that he and his wife should do the same. He
confides in them that he worries that Teflar might be the
reason they had to run away, and Ruiha warns the PCs to
be careful around her. If asked directly, they admit that the
four of them are secretly followers of Desna.
Failure The PCs find no clues, and eventually Litrial asks them
to leave the house. Shortly after the PCs leave, Ruiha finds
the butterfly, and the couple runs off into the wilderness.
Finding the Missing People
When they’re ready, the PCs can head into the hills to
find the missing people. A single PC who is trained in
Survival can attempt a DC 18 Survival check to Track
Kareida. Alternatively, a single PCs can attempt DC 18
Stealth check to lead the group after Teflar, who by this
point is searching for Kareida.
Critical Success As success, plus if they Tracked Kareida, the
PCs get a +2 circumstance bonus to Perception checks for
initiative in area A; if they followed Teflar, the PCs get a +2
circumstance bonus to Stealth checks for initiative.
Success The PC leads the group to the correct location.
Failure As success, but it takes most of the day; the PCs arrive
at area A just as the sun sets, casting them in dim light.
A. Kareida’s Hideout Moderate 1
Kareida led the Dreamers to a spot in the nearby hills
where she has been hiding. A winding path leads up a
slope that is difficult terrain to ascend. A PC who succeeds
at a DC 15 Athletics check to climb can scale the 5- to
10-foot ledges easily. Use the map on page 6 for this area.
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Creatures: Teflar has just arrived at the place where
Kareida and the Dreamers are hiding. She plans to kill
Kareida and everyone with her, then blame Kareida for
everything. Kareida wears a scarecrow mask. The rest
of her scarecrow costume is stashed away in the cave.
How the PCs arrived here determines where everyone
is positioned at the start of the encounter.
If the PCs Followed Teflar: The PCs begin at the area
marked area A3 on the map, Teflar is at the area marked
A2, and Kareida and the Dreamers are at area A1.
If the PCs Tracked Kareida: The PCs begin at the area
marked A2, and Kareida and the Dreamers at the area
marked A1 on the map. Teflar is at area A3, though the
PCs may not be aware of her.
In either situation, when Kareida sees the PCs, she
assumes they are dream hunters working with Teflar
and attacks, and cries out that they can’t take these
people away from her. She tries to keep PCs away from
the Dreamers by attempting to Shove a PC who gets
too close off a ledge. A PC who observes the Dreamers’
reactions and succeeds at a DC 15 Perception check to
Sense Motive notices that the villagers are scared of
Teflar, not Kareida. A PC can use an action to attempt a
Diplomacy or Intimidation check against Kareida’s Will
DC to get her to stop fighting. Most of the Dreamers are
unarmed and don’t participate in the combat, fearing
that any direct action against Teflar could have terrible
consequences for their families. Kareida is knocked out,
not killed, if she is reduced to 0 Hit Points.
Teflar is content to look for an opportune moment to
strike either Kareida or the PCs as they fight. She wants
to keep space between herself and the PCs so she can
target them with spells. If Kareida is conscious while
the PCs fight Teflar, Kareida is too scared of her former
mentor to help and uses her actions to move toward the
Dreamers to keep them safe (once the encounter begins,
the Dreamers retreat behind several large stones, where
they are safe from stray spells or weapons).
TEFLAR CREATURE 2
UNIQUE NE MEDIUM HUMAN HUMANOID
Perception +8; low-light vision
Languages Common, Shadowtongue
Skills Deception +8, Intimidation +8, Religion +7, Stealth +5
Str +0, Dex +1, Con +2, Int +0, Wis +3, Cha +4
Items leather armor, religious symbol of Zon-Kuthon, spiked
gauntlet
AC 16; Fort +7, Ref +6, Will +10
HP 28
Invigorating Agony [reaction] Requirement Teflar has spent at least 1
Focus Point; Trigger Teflar takes bleed, piercing, or slashing
damage; Effect Teflar regains 1 Focus Point.
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A. Kareida’s Hideout
A2

A1

A3

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Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] spiked gauntlet +7 (agile, free-hand), Damage 1d4
piercing
Divine Prepared Spells DC 18, attack +10; 1st command, harm
(×5), phantom pain, ray of enfeeblement; Cantrips chill
touch, daze, divine lance, know direction, shield
Cleric Domain Spells 1 Focus Point, DC 18; 1st savor the sting
(Core Rulebook 396)
KAREIDA CREATURE 1
UNIQUE N MEDIUM HUMAN HUMANOID
Perception +7; low-light vision
Languages Common, Shadowtongue
Skills Athletics +7, Crafting +4, Deception +5, Stealth +6
Str +3, Dex +2, Con +3, Int +0, Wis +1, Cha +0
Items javelin (3), mace, scarecrow mask, spiked chain
AC 15; Fort +8, Ref +7, Will +6
HP 25
Masked Intentions (aura, mental, visual) 30 feet. Kareida’s
mask hides her focus in a fight. Enemies that start their turn
in the aura or enter it must succeed at a DC 16 Will save or
become flat-footed to Kareida and take a –2 circumstance
penalty to saving throw DCs against skill checks Kareida
makes against them until the start of their next turn. On a
critical success, the foe is temporarily immune for 1 minute.
If Kareida is not wearing her scarecrow mask, she loses
this ability.
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] mace +7 (shove), Damage 1d6+3 bludgeoning
Melee [one-action] spiked chain +7 (disarm, finesse, trip), Damage
1d8+3 slashing
Ranged [one-action] javelin +7 (thrown 30 feet), Damage 1d6+3 piercing
Development: After the PCs defeat Teflar, they can
return to the ranch with the missing villagers. Without
the looming threat of Teflar, the Dreamers know they at
least have time to assure their families of their safety. If
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Scaling Kareida’s Hideout
To adjust for larger groups of PCs, use the following
adjustments.
5 PCs: Apply the elite adjustment (Bestiary 6) to
Teflar.
6 PCs: Apply the elite adjustment (Bestiary 6) to
Teflar. Additionally, Teflar has the following aura active,
granted to her by her faith in Zon-Kuthon.
Feel the Blades (aura, divine, enchantment, feat,
mental, visual) 30 feet. When a creature ends its turn
in this aura, it feels and sees sharp blades piercing its
skin. The creature must succeed at a DC 17 Will save or
become frightened 1 (frightened 2 on a critical failure).
Kareida survives, the Dreamers return to the ranch long-
term. Kareida takes Teflar’s place as the ranch’s priestess,
eventually coming to the worship of Desna while using
her history to fool any true Kuthites.
When the PCs return to town with the Dreamers,
Rannan is delighted and relieved, and after warmly
greeting the returning people, he quickly fetches the
PCs’ reward.
Conclusion
After receiving their reward, the PCs are free to spend
time in Rannan’s Ranch or move on to other adventures.
OBJECTIVE
The PCs fulfill their objective if they defeat Teflar. For
home groups, award 100 XP to your players; this includes
their awards for finding the missing people and defeating
Teflar, and an accomplishment bonus for fulfilling the
bounty. Pathfinder Society GMs, see Organized Play
(page 10) for determining appropriate rewards.
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Appendix: game aids

Scarecrow Bounty Poster

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Handout: Rannan’s Warning

Ranchers and farmhands, beware! Several people have gone missing over the last month, leaving their posses-
sions behind. Locals believe a rampaging monster to be responsible: a haunted scarecrow that roams the fields.
Travel in groups, don’t tarry in dangerous places, and keep your children under constant watch until the creature
responsible is found and slain.
Anyone who finds the missing people or kills the beast will get a half-share of profits from the sale of my
finest steed when it’s taken to market at the end of the month, or food and supplies of equal value. If you can’t
leave the ranch without putting your family at risk, don’t pursue!
—Rannan

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Organized Play
CHRONICLE SHEET
Characters playing this scenario for Pathfinder Society
credit earn a Chronicle Sheet. If the PCs defeat Teflar,
they earn 4 gp each. Bounties do not grant Downtime.
The organized play program uses a version of the Slow
advancement presented on page 509 of the Pathfinder
Core Rulebook, simplified to 1 XP per 100 XP normally
granted in core play. This adventure also grants the
character 1 Reputation for a faction of their choice.

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Event Reporting Form
Date Event Code:

Location

GM Org Play #: -2 GM Name: GM Faction:

Adventure #: Adventure Name:
Reporting Codes: (check when instructed, line through all if no conditions to report) □A □B □C □D Fame Earned:
Bonus Faction Goal Achieved: □ Yes □ No □ N/A Scenario-based Infamy earned? □ Yes □ No □ N/A

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name: □ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters □ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ □ Infamy

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name: □ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters □ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ □ Infamy

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name: □ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters □ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ □ Infamy

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name: □ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters □ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ □ Infamy

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name: □ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters □ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ □ Infamy

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name: □ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters □ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ □ Infamy

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Pathfinder Bounty
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 Bounty #3: Character Chronicle #

Shadows and Scarecrows Chronicle Code

Q8Y7

Faction Reputation
A.K.A. -2
Faction Reputation
Player Name Character Name Organized Play # Character #
Faction Reputation

Adventure Summary
You accepted a bounty to find missing people and slay the monster that was thought to be responsible for their disappearances. Not
all was as it seemed, however: the missing people had fled of their own volition, fearful that the local priest of the sadistic god Zon-
Kuthon would come after them for their faith in the goddess Desna. You arrived just in time to stop this priest from harming Desna’s
faithful or exacting revenge on her former acolyte, who had helped lead Desna’s worshippers to safety.

Items Purchases

Items Sold / Conditions Gained

Starting XP

XP Gained

TOTAL VALUE OF ITEMS SOLD

Add 1/2 this value to the “Items Sold” Box
Final XP
Items Bought / Conditions Cleared
REWARDS

Starting GP

GP Gained

TOTAL COST OF ITEMS BOUGHT

Items Sold
Notes

GP Spent

Total GP

FOR GM ONLY
EVENT EVENT CODE DATE Game Master’s Signature GM Organized Play #